Hot commodity!

[Karl]

Hot commodity!

Nine days ahead of Jamaica's Group B CONCACAF World Cup qualifier against powerhouse Mexico, the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) is faced with an administrative challenge.

Complete Story ...

[Karl]

Hot commodity!

Nine days ahead of Jamaica's Group B CONCACAF World Cup qualifier against powerhouse Mexico, the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) is faced with an administrative challenge.

Complete Story ...

mmmmm????

Reid suggested that Jamaica's astonishing performances at the Beijing Olympics have turned the media spotlight on the country and the international press will grasp any opportunity to be in the island at this time of glory and celebration.

"I believe that some of the interest is indeed a direct spin-off from Jamaica's popularity following the outstanding performances from our athletes in Beijing. I was in Mexico only recently to make arrangements for our return leg game there, and Jamaica was on the lips of almost everyone," said the seasoned football administrator.

...and...

Also, the JFF is bracing for a huge inflow of Mexican supporters to add to the anticipated massive local turn out.

...and...

"We're also expecting a sell-out crowd... already we have resigned ourselves to finding alternative means for those people not able to get tickets and who want to see the game," Reid explained.

Well...can the JFF gamble on a full house and get GRACE (GK) to underwrite the entire promotion - all costs associated with this game, thereby making the gate JFF bratah?

I thing GRACE should go to it!
The JFF should ask and GRACE should go to it!

[Farmah]

This (high media request) could also be a spin-off of the Boltmania! Many now see Jamaica as a "must-go" on their travel list because of the commanding ease with which Bolt dispatched his competitors, his after-race celebrations and - not to be forgotten - our female runners (VCN, Kerron Stewart, Shelly-Ann Fraser, Sherone Simpson and Melanie walker).

Correction: Sean Williams pointed out Mexico as being a Central American country. Even though they are south of the US border, I think are are considered as one of the three North American countries (Canada being the third).

[Gamma]

mexico is considered north america? r u sure?!

[Gamma]

farmah.....an extract from wikidpedia ..... btw the term has been used to include the caribbean from bermuda to st. vincent to cuba.....

The term North America may mean different things to different people in the world according to the context. Usage other than that of the entire continent includes:

• In English, North America is often used to refer to the United States and Canada exclusively.[22] Alternatively, usage may include Mexico[23] (as with North American Free Trade Agreement) and other entities.[24]
• In Latin America, Spain, and some other parts of Europe, North America usually designates a subcontinent (subcontinente in Spanish) of the Americas containing Canada, the United States, and Mexico, and often Greenland, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, and Bermuda.[25

North America

[Hortical]

Mexico's preference is to state that they are a North American country. It nuh matter to me though.

[Mosiah]

Don't know where yuh get dat from. Mexico has always been part of North America.

[Reggae-Fan]

in economic terms ,Mexico is North America. In Geographic terms, Central America.

[Mosiah]

Hell no!

Mexico
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about the country in North America. Mexican(s) redirects here. For other uses, see Mexico (disambiguation), Mexican (disambiguation) and List of basic Mexico topics.

The United Mexican States[4] (Spanish: Estados Unidos Mexicanos (help·info)), or commonly Mexico (IPA: /ˈmɛksɪkoʊ/) (Spanish: México (help·info) IPA: ['mexiko]), is a federal constitutional republic in North America.

In racist terms, it is Central America. Some of us believe that North America means white. That's the problem!